The Boy Who Wept Blood by Den Patrick
In Book Two of The Erebus Sequence we return to the world of Landfall and the castle of Demesne. Nine years after the events…
Month: January 2015
Wolves by Simon Ings
Wolves is a novel set in the near future that deftly explores the disjunct between perception and reality. Failures in perception pierce the Simon…
Jack McDevitt Wins 2015 Robert A. Heinlein Award
Congratulations to Jack McDevitt for winning the 2015 Robert A. Heinlein Award. PRESS RELEASE Jack McDevitt, science fiction author, is the 2015 winner of…
Karen Memory by Elizabeth Bear
Elizabeth Bear is one of the more prolific writers in Science Fiction and Fantasy, penning stories across the wide landscape of the genre. In…
Farside by Ben Bova
It’s been a while since I read, never mind reviewed, any of Dr. Bova’s novels. In fact, the last one I reviewed was the Ben…
Alien: River of Pain by Christopher Golden
Alien: River of Pain by Christopher Golden is the final novel in the new Alien trilogy release last year by Titan Books. The first…
The Suicide Exhibition by Justin Richards
The premise of this one is basically ‘German Nazis and British heroes in WW2 meet aliens.’ It’s not a new idea (see also Harry…
Spire City – Season 1 by Daniel Ausema
Spire City – Season 1 by Daniel Ausema Kindle Edition Mush Publishing Published September 2014 Review by N. E. White. Excuse me as I…
Why My Second book is Nothing Like the First by Alexes Razevich
When I find a book I like, characters I enjoy following, a writing style that speaks to me—I want more. I want to follow…
Hive Monkey by Gareth L Powell (Ack-Ack Macaque #2)
Hive Monkey is the second novel in Gareth L Powell’s Ack-Ack Macaque series, a series I was eager to read more of after the…
Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel
The latest book to have been sat around in ‘the pile’. I must admit that the subject matter is not the happiest, nor even…
SFFWorld Best of 2014: Part 3 – Genre Film & TV
Best of 2014 It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the last decade or so, we have dragged ourselves from…
